Convergence.ai
Web-browsing agents — Proxy product
Overview
Convergence.ai builds the Proxy web-browsing agent — completes tasks across the web (research, booking, shopping) autonomously. UK-headquartered with a focus on consumer task automation. Free tier; subscription for higher run counts.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 20 May 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
Use cases
What you can produce with Convergence.ai
- Delegate a multi-step web research task to the Proxy agent and receive a compiled summary of what it found across multiple sites.
- Have the agent fill in and submit web forms on your behalf, navigating pop-ups and multi-page flows without manual clicking.
- Automate repetitive browser chores such as checking prices, availability, or listings across several websites in one run.
- Set up recurring agent tasks (for example, a daily scan of specific pages) instead of re-issuing the instruction each time.
- Watch the agent work in a live browser view and take over manually when a step needs human judgment or a login.
- For Salesforce customers today: apply the acquired Convergence technology through Agentforce agents that operate web interfaces where no API exists.
ASEAN Perspective
Convergence.ai in Southeast Asia
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Convergence.ai built Proxy, a capable autonomous web agent that navigates real browser interfaces visually — clicking, typing and adapting to UI changes without needing API integrations — to complete multi-step online tasks. The underlying approach (adaptive 'meta-learning' models) was technically impressive and showed strong promise for general web automation.
The decisive caveat: Convergence was acquired by Salesforce in mid-2025, with the team and technology being folded into the Agentforce platform. So while the standalone Proxy product may persist for a time, its long-term path is as Salesforce IP rather than an independent tool — anyone adopting it now is betting on Salesforce's roadmap. Scores reflect strong tech tempered by that uncertainty.
What people say
Convergence.ai no longer exists as an independent product. Salesforce signed a definitive agreement to acquire the London-based startup in May 2025 and completed the deal on 11 June 2025. The consumer-facing Proxy agent was wound down after the acquisition — subscribers were notified by email and refunded — and the team and technology were folded into Salesforce's Agentforce platform. Anyone evaluating Proxy today should treat it as a historical product whose DNA now lives inside an enterprise CRM suite.
During its short independent life, Proxy earned genuine enthusiasm. It grew to roughly 200,000 users in under a year, and early adopters praised how it handled real multi-step web tasks — research runs, form-filling, bookings — rather than just demos. Reviewers who tested it for marketing work noted it coped surprisingly well with the messy reality of the live web: pop-ups, login walls, and shifting page layouts. The free tier (a handful of daily runs) made it one of the most accessible ways to try a browser-using agent before OpenAI's Operator made the category mainstream.
Complaints were the standard ones for 2025-era web agents: runs could be slow, tasks sometimes stalled midway on complex sites, and the daily run limits on the free plan frustrated heavier users. None of that got the chance to mature — the acquisition ended the consumer roadmap.
Who it fits now is a different question. If you were a Proxy user, the practical migration path is other consumer web agents (Operator, browser-based agent modes in mainstream assistants). If you are a Salesforce customer, the Convergence technology is the interesting part: its adaptive web-navigation work is being applied to Agentforce agents that operate software interfaces without APIs. As a standalone recommendation, though, this entry is effectively closed — the product was acquired and discontinued.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
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